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abruptly
copione

in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

English
English
Italian
Italian

I. script [Brit skrɪpt, Am skrɪpt] N

1. script (text):

script CINE, THEAT, RADIO, TV
script CINE, THEAT, RADIO, TV
script CINE, THEAT, RADIO, TV

2. script:

script (handwriting)
Cyrillic script
italic script

3. script Brit:

script SCHOOL, UNIV
script SCHOOL, UNIV

4. script LAW:

script

II. script [Brit skrɪpt, Am skrɪpt] VB trans

script film etc.:

script

shooting script [ˈʃuːtɪŋˌskrɪpt] N CINE

shooting script

film script [ˈfɪlmˌskrɪpt] N

film script

examination script [ɪɡˌzæmɪˈneɪʃnˌskrɪpt] N

in cursive script
pound out script
Italian
Italian
English
English
script
shooting script
script
(film) script
script
script
in cursive (script)
italic script

in the PONS Dictionary

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English
Italian
Italian

I. script [skrɪpt] N

1. script CINE, TV, THEAT:

script
script

2. script (writing):

script
Arabic script

II. script [skrɪpt] VB trans

script
Gothic script
Italian
Italian
English
English
script
Present
Iscript
youscript
he/she/itscripts
wescript
youscript
theyscript
Past
Iscripted
youscripted
he/she/itscripted
wescripted
youscripted
theyscripted
Present Perfect
Ihavescripted
youhavescripted
he/she/ithasscripted
wehavescripted
youhavescripted
theyhavescripted
Past Perfect
Ihadscripted
youhadscripted
he/she/ithadscripted
wehadscripted
youhadscripted
theyhadscripted

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A more modern cursive font was used, and the peppermint candy-striped background was simplified to a solid, bold red.
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On the other hand, there are typefaces with upright characters that take a more cursive form without a change in angle.
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Through the 4th century, letters began to take more cursive and symmetric forms, as a result of the desire to write more quickly and aesthetically.
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The cursive script is thus named because its letters are connected with a base line.
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During the following centuries, this style of writing was further developed and took on more cursive elements again.
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